Bowl Game Mania Day Today

I counted six College Football Bowl games that are scheduled to be on television today, so I hope you're ready to watch college football, and lots of it.

According to an ESPN website, here's the rundown of  Bowl games for today, where they are and who's playing whom.

It all starts at 11 am with the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, featuring Houston and Penn State.  It's called the TicketCity Bowl game and it's on ESPNU.

Next, there are three games all on at the same time today and that's noon.

You'll find Nebraska taking on South Carolina in the Capital One Bowl, which is actually the Florida Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Fla., and it starts at noon on ESPN (3D).

Two other games also begin at noon:  the Outback Bowl with Georgia against Michigan State at Tampa, Fla.,  at Raymond James Stadium.  It's at noon on ABC.

Then there's The Taxslayer.com Gator Bowl featuring Florida and Ohio State beginning at noon on ESPN2.

At 4 pm on ESPN, you'll find Oregon and Wisconsin playing each other in the Rose Bowl Game at Pasadena. Then there's the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl Game in Glendale, Ariz.,  with Oklahoma State going against Stanford with a 7:30 pm kick off.

It will be tomorrow, before we see the Allstate Sugar Bowl Game with Michigan and Virginia Tech in the New Orleans Superdome at 7:30 pm on ESPN.

The Orange Bowl is Wednesday at 7 pm on ESPN, featuring Clemson and West Virgina.

The AT&T Cotton Bowl is Friday at 7 pm on F'ox at Cowboys Stadium in Arlingon, pitting Arkansas against Kansas State.

AT Birmingham's Legion Field Saturday on ESPN,  you'll find Pittsburgh and SMU with a noon kick off.

Then there's the GoDaddy.com Bowl Game featuring Arkansas State against Northern Illinois in Mobile, Al., at Ladd-Peebles Stadium with an 8 pm kick off on ESPN.

The Super Bowl of College football isn't until Mon., Jan. 9th when the No. 1 LSU Tigers take on the No. 2 Alabama Crimson Tide in New Orleans at the Superdome.  Pre game is at 5:30 with kick off at 7:30 on your home for the LSU Tigers, AM 1130, KWKH.  It's also going to be televised on ESPN (3D).

Happy Bowl watching.  And if you don't like watching college football on TV, don't stay home today.  Go shopping!